Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 13, 1914, STREET EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT THE SALEM CAPITA!. JOTJP.NAL. SALEM, ' OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1914. TOMORROW No. 7 1 2 WEDNESDAY SURPRISE! A Monster Sale of Women V and Misses' Raincoats at Unusual Price of We held a similar sale last year and a great many will remember the interest it created. This event is bound to even eclipse that sale, for these garments were purchased by our buyer at a most astonishing price concession and we give our customers the benefit. These Raincoats are well fashioned of a rubber-lined cloth stitched seams oven cured military collar that buttons up around the throat, has two pockets, and sizes run from Misses' 16 to Women's 44. These Coats are worth considerably more and are sold in many stores at more than double our surprise price. We advise an early attendance at this sale tomorrow, as there is a limited number and the demand will be large. Special, only $1.75 each. Sale starts at 8:;0. No phone orders taken. See the big window showing. The House of Quality XIOOOPJ LGOODSrw Salem's Style Store ' ROCK CRUSHER TO BE RUN BY PRISONERS All Around Town Dr. Mendelsohn, epeclaltet In fitting, glasses correctly. U. 8. bank building Dr. Mendelsohn Has Made Almost a Lifetime Study of the Eye. When you trust your viMiim to llic euro of H 1 1 n 1 1 1 , make sure In advance who tlmt per son 1m, Make sure that, they are competent I innl qualified to exam- ini' your i vi' ninl to tu lu tin1 rlghl cure of profession of ( tptninolry in lint he studied. It cuiiunt h picked ii) in a mouth or hi nix mouth. I fit eyes correctly. I hnvi studied. I am II mi'ilinil u r il t im ( of Heidelberg College, lioituiiny. I do not irni'tli,i medicine. My practice in limited to Hip correction of defective vision, 1 have followed thin pinfcsMon fur nearly 33 years, My prit'OH are icusouiihlc, I use no drops nor il in kh of nny Itliul, iih thug aid dangerous. Tlii'y itlwuys leave a bud after effect. I giiniuiitco nil my wntk, and yon art' Invited to count whore absolute accur acy in the coiiiii'tioii of I'M' iIi'IVi'Im is AMUSEMENTS, Wednesday night, (looil program and j Woolen .Manufacturing -uii.-i ny. Thin entortiiininciit, I company asks h jti.). iutn t In tho mini of 0 ' tin" full value of tin? goods noil f loll An action to collect $35 alleged due aihl itiotiul. on Home cement blocks was begun in the; u jii-.ti.-e court yostcrduy by Ivim X.j Marriage licenses wore limned today Mover against Fred Hrork. The, f,,r the marriage of Hubert O. Htown ilniiitiff asks in mlilition, six per cent: and Norn Muv Shipp, both of thin citv, interest from tho timo tin blocks were a ml Hurl H. ftn.tior, an Aurora farmer ictivoroii miring mo mount or ui-tolier, a, Winnio Pearl Will of iliibbnril. HI, Kill State street between High ami Liberty. Motion pictures, "Clialiig of the 1'iiHt" strong throe part fen lure. "Our Mutual Girl" and eonicily, OLOHF, South side of Stalo between High m n,i Liberty. Motion pictures. "Classinntoa,'" a Went l'oint picture featur ing Jtlnucli Sweet. KiMhou I'oineily featuring Little An.ly Clark. I II 1 2. Mlna Elma Wellor will rocelve pnpfln in pijiuo on ami lifter Ortobor ill at lier Ktuilio, lilio .North Liberty street,, phone 1:1.11. Professor Frederick Borchtold, head of tho ilepmtnieiit of Knulixh lit the Oregon Agrieultuiul College will de liver an iiiblreHs this evening at the luivernity ('Impel on " Mneterliiiek a force in llelginu literature," The flic ully are inviting nil tho people of Kulcnr to attend lii-ii lecturoH. I Tin Jury In the case of 0. W. Tobln against Mike Niish, the riither notoiio'is controversy over a horse trade, returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff awarding him ilmnnges in the um of l. The case of M. Bnrde and son agaluit 0. Hmnnels will be called in tho circuit court tomorrow morning lit II o'clock and the case of the stale against A. ,1. Anderson will be culled at I o'clock, Tho county court will bo able to se cure crushed rock for roud work cheap ly within n short time when the rock crusher operated by convicts is put in operutinil, A oO-horsopower, single phase motor nrrived yesterday at .tho plant of the 1'ortlnmf Railway, Light & l'ower company to furnish motive power, and it is thought, the plant will be runninr; within ten days. The motor will be installed at once. The rock crusher is located about one half mile beyond the feeble minded home, where there is an unlimited sup lily of raw material. The daily output of the crusher will be about 50 yards and it is expected -10 convicts will be able to do the work. The proceeds of the crusher will be turned over to the penitentiary welfare fund and wilt bcl used to keep up the institution, to make improvements and fur general mainten ance. Warden l.awsim expects to net several thousand dollnrs fnun the plant, which will sae on appropriation from the state. Some 10 convicts have been employed at the home for feeble minded this sum- nier. for which the prison receives $1 daily for the labor of each. This mo ney is also turned over to the welfare fund. The men will work eight hours a day and will lie in charge of four guards. About 21100 ynids of rock have ..I......I.. i.i., ...... i .1 - 1.. jimt-ii'ij m-i-ii mum, ii iiiih ii iriiuj' 1111 the crusher. The motor to run the j plant is the lurjrest single-phase motor on the lines of the Salem plant. .COMPMSllUSTSHOW ! PROPERTY VALUES For the purpose of facilitating the j work of the cominissinn and the avoid innco of unneeessnry delay in tho secur ing of evidence in cases pending ndjust ! incut, tho railroad commission this morning mude an order amending rule II) of the rales of practice and proced ure before the commission, effective October 15, 10U, requiring public util ity corporations to file u report of the ceeding before the commission, instend of the present rule which requires the filing ot a statement nt the tentative value of property which was subject to I revision and venlication before being introduced us evidence. The new rule requires a public utility to file in du plicate a complete itemized statement showing all units of property, fungible and intangible, the original cost, re production cost and present condition thereof, London, Oct. 13. Martial law was proclaimed throughout Brit ish South Africa today, follow ing discovery of a plot in Colonel Maritz's couiuiami to establish an independent republic in tho northwest of the Capo provinces. Admission that anti-British Iioers were in rebellion cauio also from (he official war news bureau. The insurrectionists, it was said, were armed with Ocr muu guus and aided by Ger man troops from the kaiser's territories in Southwest Africa. The government was hopeful, however, that tho bulk of the Boor imputation would remain loyal to tho British, NORMAL SCHOOL AT ASHLAND GETS BOOST sc )c j(c c )(( sc jc s)s fifi sjc Jc ifc HEAVY IE IS CASI L The imperative need for lcgislutioo. requiring grcuter preparation on the part (if teachers and normul schools in Oregon to furnish this preparation, in the gist of tho speciul report of Superr intendent J. JVrey Wells, of Jackson county, to State School .Superintendent Churchill, in rorily to the request of tho latter for sjgL'est' '. Ju.'j the line of needed legislation for tne benefit of ine . . hool system-of the state. "I'nder the present system," suyrt Mr. Wells, "the centers of population get the trained teachers und the boy.'i uud girls in tho rural schools whose in herent rights are equal to thoso of tho city boys nud girls, must get along with the untrained teachers. This will bn remedied only when wo have trained teachers for every school." The report also commends the in creased facilities for supervision in tho rnrnl schools which incites grcuter in terest in the country school and bel ter efforts on the part of the teachers-, the value of industrial ertneatlou for the children; the new eighth-grado c mnimition rules, und the stundurdi.inp of the high school system of the state. The Rev, E. D. lloniscliub nan been o 're-elected president of tho I'ulted Min- Artisans, attention) Opon nieoting rUniii ansocinliou of I'oitbind. which Wednesday nighl. Hood piugimn ami h,., i first meeting for the vein- ves eiiterliiinineiit, , terd.iv morning ut llic V. .. C,' ,, Other olt'icers ure: Vice-president, .1. A stuck of now book ensoa 1b being i nut ii lie in the public library today which will accommodate about I'.'UO Tho new stack will divide tho them, Tho ILawloV Bean, wlln fillistitwl thn alntA university lust spring, is in the eilv for! volume! la low inn, lie is now lunch of his lather, Judge II. ,1. Menu, H'' 1 lOirary. lie eases were near Keho. Haily Knst Orcgoiiiau, moved in yesterday and put together li running thelgcnerul reading room and the reference Well furnished twolve room house for rent, reasonable. Inquire :iul Hubbard building, or phone ssl, . B.ilom Oominons, '211 State street, at i !,'0 o clock tonight, Hcv. Mr. Cook will speak at the Commons hull, A large attendance is ingcd. Strictly iulerde iiDUiiiiutiounl. All wclciiiue. Dr. Utter, dentins prion 000, 8nlom Dank of Commerce building. the Miliary building. Abates polished and mounted, nor i Keene, Jsil Stale street. per ton, f. o. b, Turlliim!. lining fust L OHIO flllick if VOU need snme. (1. W placed above every other consideration. t.nfler, 400 llubb'Lfd buildiiij. A short lime after the flro depart ment returned from a run to the puff of sinoko lit Ye Liberty theater a serouil nlariu was turned la due to a mistake In the number of the police station frlilch Is Ml and tho I'iie department which is Number J7. I ho Oregon Elr.clrlr Railway com pany has filed a comic intuition suit against the citv of Salciti relative to a Ntfei't known ns the Itiverside Drive, which extends from the city south along the slough. The railroad cout- i pauv seeks to purchase the right to use certuin pints ol this highway tor -inn nt VIOiiu. Try Bcott'i l&c moan. do to Dr. Btone'i for trunioa, The Salem Mrn'i Six o'clock Club will meet in the basement of the Cunt , . I Methodist cliurch at tli.ltl this evening for Btilo t few hundred tuns of dam- i r, iim iw,,,,,ti,, r n, .ii.,.,..i,. god wheat left at IO.OO ami 17.o0 f p,Hpectlve legislation. The usuiil Dr. R. r. Hunter, a former sttidiiit of Willlamette University who has been practicing In lloquiam, Wnsliington, was In Salem yesterday on his wnv to San l-'taucivco where he will enter into ! parliieiship in a nell CHliilili-licd firm In ' that citv. i The sample ballotB for the comlilj election huvc rencheil the printers and a proof returned to County Clerk liehlhar shows a ballot I t inches wide by '-'H inches long bearing three columns of mimes und measures to he voted on. The ballots this year are printed in six point type which is a smaller typo than is generally used in the reading mutter of newspapers where S point is in the most general use. The numbers 0.0 printed in extra lingo black laco yne. The case of S. E. Snyder against A, 0. Keene was on In the circuit court to day. Snyder is suing for 7'iHO ilaniuges on account of an injury which it is al leged ho received on account of a fall from the barn of the defendant caused by n defective scaffold. Blaine .1cCo''d and McNnry, Smith ami Shields are ap pearing fur I lie plaintiff ami Cui'ou inul , Itrown fur the ilefetiibint. The foreiiiiou; was taken up with the selection of the! hi rv. At tho "Biiimalo" Christian churol,l o corner 17th ami Court streets, Mr. lies-! A continuous line was standing 111 sell discoursed Inst night at the "Bun-! front of the registration counter hi thc gain" church on the subject, of tho Be-; county clerk's office today and the big-' Hvcrnucc of the Hebrews from bondilgn' gest rush since the books have opened ami clearly ami graphically showed it has begun, the reason tor tho unuuiat to be a tvno of the delivei-iiiu-e nf tln run Is Hint tuuiiv of the voters have H"' I whole world from the bondago of sin, neglected to register until the lust, week through the (IohiicI. Tonight his subject I mid us the buolis i-Iom at -'i o'clock Sut- will be How .Much 1'ailli Does It Take unlav night inaitv are hastening to git Onrd- It, I'.ll'sous; soci'otury, ,1, A, (ioude, uud treasurer, II. Sehnchiierht. Groat plans are being made at tlio Salem V. M. C. A. this afternoon for the annual nieuibei-s meeting und ban quet which will be held this evening at 0;:t0, A large attendance is expected and tho pi'otnotors promise something specfal both in the Hue of eats and conversation. Substantial Gains Made But No Change in Standing of Contestants A very heavy vote was counted in the Capital Journal's exposition contest today. Many of the lending cuinliilutes mude very substantial gains but. there was no change in their relntivo stand ings, liuth Fugute is still the leader, I'earl Zinn is second, Jean Mcluturff third and Mrs. llibbler fourth, A great many votiug coupons have been issued which have not yet been voted uud it is certain that as the contest progresses the vote will grow lieavier us these eon pos held in reserve find their way into the ballot box, Tho trip to the great exposition with its weulth of world-wide wonders, will be tho event. of a lifetime lor tho fortunate winner, and tho Capital Journal guarantees that no expense will be spared in making it a pleasant one. First class railroad fare, the best of hotel accommodations, and facilities for iceing the great fair at its best will be provided freo of all charge by this paper, It will bo a pri.o well worth working for. Tho plan adopted by tins paper for giving the trip does not require the con testant to sell anything. The only thing ueceasury to secure votes being to pa tronize some of Salem's most popular stores. The advertisements of these firms is run in ench Friday's Capital Journal, These firms have agreed to give a sales check or receipt to every purchaser for cai-h or for monthly bills iaid until January 1, ltllj. The sales checks or receipts from these firms may be exchunged for votes nt this office one vote for every 5 cents of your pur chase, The names mul stniirllug of the can didates follow: liuth 1'itgatc llrt,27tl I'earl Ziutt ilL',lil7 Jean Mclnturt'f , Ol.oSI Mrs. (Itueo Kofi' llibbler fici.ulO Mildred Alherton Ils.lltt Margaret White M,!MH Meryl Noc lhiim 2-MltO llensktt Swart 12,11.17 Marie Itoliuger 5,7(2 Violet M. Barker "villi Violet Cory l.iiss Arline Ohm .'1, 7711 Cells Wilson 1,047 Murguerite Ostrander l.fi-M 4-M- NEW TODAY One cent per word each laser- t lion. a. Copy for advertisements on- 4 dcr this heading should be In bj 2 p. m. rilOKE MAIN 81. MALUM Clil.YINKY SWKKP, phono VJ. OLD FAl'KIiS for carpets; 10 cents per hundred. Journal office. I-'OOTHALL Baseball score, war uew-i At Fred's night lunch. TWO VOI'Nd. WOMKN want work by day or week. 1'hoiie 2'0-,l. Foil liKNT I'nper flat, 7 minus, eloso in and iTioib-rn. I'hone 12 and 121, LOST Black loose leaf note book, con tains inimical notes, Heturn to Jour mil office. IIOI'SKIIOLI) Fl'liXITl'HK for sale, l'hono 2H7-J or inquire ut HOI Mar ket street. LOSTliold uocklaco on Ceureh be tween State uud .Murion. Leave at Journal office. WANTKD To buy business in Malum, or rent desirable business room. Ad dress W. C., rare Journal, Dfs HI. P. Mendelsohn DOCTOR or orTics, Offices, 210 21 1 United Hintcs National Bank Building SALEM, OREGON ArtlHans, attention! to Suve, Illustrated by a beautiful 01.1 Testament story, Tor the purpose of doiionntratlng to the people of the U'llliimelte valley Hint lii Id corn can be gtowti sin ss lolly In this section of II mini it, Lit titer J, Chopin, county agiictilluialist, is piiiiiinliiig a Com Show to be held in this city November LI nnd H. Mr. Chitpin has lonkcd over the corn fieldx in tvatser noiioni mui reports lite cotu In Hint section tlpcniiii us well lis It! doe. any place in the I tilled Stales, for snle-dnmsgrd wheat, onts and I""1 ,v''bl will be heavy. He- is -iciiiiiu( mis wees in looKiug over the ei tn clops lit ilitfci'Ciii purls of this county, to secure eihiblts lor '.lie Corn Show, Protesting against the removal of the 2fl cent supper will be served and Stale Ktigineer John II. Lewis will address the meeting upon Irrigation nnd witter power development in the slate. their names down, Tho books ut the county court house will be kept open I'liint 0 o'clock to H:J0 In tho evening dining the rest of the wesk. Mrs. Cressle Kelsoy, of Harrlsburg, notified the Salcin Police toduy that she has lost tier gold watch nud that- II was reported that it had been pawned to a chliianiati who hud since gone to this city. The chief of police begun a search of the newly arrived chinosc ami found the watch. I was on Its way back to the owner within an hour after Ijcr let ter was received, l.ldg. The Store That Saves You Money As ill ust rut oil, only $14.85 Wood anil coal combina tion. The kind with the glass door. Others from $1.85 to $25 Terms: $1.00 down, $1.00 per week. FKEE AUTOMATIC DAMPER WITH EVERY HEATER SOLI) Tor Ortsllt Is Owal litre NOMt'rvRMSieRS LUK HIGHSTS. Satisfaction GiidMiitccd or Munry RefunJcd UUVfUtt Inn 1-7. -100 7 Hnblmid The remntiis of Mrs, Sarah 0, Price, tho uged Indy who died at the Willam ette Sanitarium Sntulny evening, Urn result of Inlni-lcM recidvn,! lie liclm, Open meeting! struck bv a street ear during fair week "tatlnn on the Woodbni n Springfield I this 'city, will be taken tu Ditllns '"""' h "f I'"' Nimlliern I ille niilioiiil - - this morning, In n eunvevaitce fiiiiii presetn slopping place, at Itlodoti A lllclianlsiiti ' ' nmlei !.,, I.t I'luulestud, in MhiIoii coiiutv, O, L, lint establishment, where Interment will be telterg, a flintier meinber of the legls- had. iiiture iroitt una county, nns niinreseii n - Iho mill on l eoininlssloii slating Unit Hie (10 to Commercial Book Btore or grrntost number of pal tons are served Will's Music Stunt fur vour licltets to "n'lc-r the present coinlltions nnd luca the Students' Lvceum Cotii.e, Five ""' "HtHou than would be the niliniiei'S for 2.."6, rase of the sloliolt were inoved. Tin' f, . , coinniissloii received a petition lust A ruff of ainoho caused an alarm of "'''" "'t""'1' ''V eltlreiis nf'tlie fire lo be turned In from Ye Liberty1 niiglesud nclglibeihuod, asking that 11 Ierlestiilghl.nl H o'clock nud railroad station be inovd fioin thoiigll the fire department made a Tltiglc.tn.l (o Paradise Alley or MeKin quick run W illi both motor fire trucks ',,.v ''losslng. Mr. Ilattebet 's cot t and the hose cart, even Hie smoke was mnalcatlou conies In the nature, of a re gime bv the time they arrived, It monstrance, seems that a movie film' caught fire and o burned up, Such film, ate inmle of T1" lwo "'' accoiintnnta who have celluloid and Hash like pnwdor hut with '1,',' evpeitlug the books of County consldernble smuke, The tltenter crowd Treasurer Memo In the tin collecting poured l t the Itottse In short order, 'Icpiiitiuent alter l weeks' work In checking up I'miild when they eouiplcl A free lecture on Clirlatlan Science ,,,,'lr task lut week end that Heoige nt the tliaiid opera house, Thursilav ' I'anlns had overcharged the laiiayen ;evcning, October 11, hi N o'clock, l,v of the eoiinlv two cents on liltle over I Professor Herman S, Herlng, C. f. l a million dollars which he handled ilur- .of Concotd, New Hampshlie, member '"1 "" ''"nre of the yeni1, The two- of the Hoard of Lectureship of The ''''"l overcharge came in collecting In Mother Church, The First Church on ''""! on delinquent taxes. The ac- htl.t, Scietitlsl, In lloston, Mns.nchti- 'ounti showed that the tsscs enllecleil setts, Professor Meting Is qualified tn amounted to H.",2til.lll1 on errors, ami 'spruit with Hiithoiity on this subject 'bmlile amoiiuls was the sum of HV 'and will run ect fnl.e linpres.ioiia and H?0.ii, ilclinqnclit lines atitounled to I erroneous opinions concerning Christian il.2W.Wi, making a total of l.otut, 'Science. The public la rnrdiallv hivitisl. "l.'Cf on the loll when It was turned . ' er by the tax collector to the sberil I I A mill wis filed In the circuit court I" 'ollcctuta of ilelimpient tases, this iiioinliig by the Mishnwaka Wonlea MsiiiiUi tilting enmpauy again. I W'iI . bum Kseh. This suit Is an otiturnwtli of the case of Krntts llios. nguiit.t .In cub Vogt, In which the sherilf served an atlsi huiciil on a lock of good lit-: i-hvd"d In which were goods of the alne. of il.l,U rliiimed bv the Mi.hawaka I tt Storet In Oregon and Washington TONI01IT, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Twelfth Eplsodo "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" Tlio Hocovery of the Treasnre Box la accomplished amid perils. "MOONSHINE MOLLY" Majestic Comedy Two Parte. Drama In I Members, of Multnonuh Chap ter No, I, It. A. M are re quoted to meet at the lodge room at liitO p. m, tomorrow, Wednesday, atletnoon, to at tend the ftiueiBl of our late Companion, Thomas Kdoards, Another Beauty Film MA Suspended Ceremony" A Kip Roaring Comedy Featuring Margaret Fischer and Hurry Pollard. A Midsummer Love Tangle the biggest hit In pic ture! today. BLIGH Theatre 10c-AIways the Best-lOc Coming Saturday and Sunday "THE JUNGLE" Upton Sinclair'! TTenirndou md Daring Btory, lleth Ilynu Luniiua Itrown Myrtle lierdlcin .... Kitslis I'nvis Lola Do Long draco Craig Ila.cl Johnson Hcutrico Crawford .. Mablo Ilrassfield .... Marie Schwab Vera lieorge Hazel Cooley Mildred Cooper Matnlo McLanghlin llernlce Sauter Vivian nurgrovo .... H race Taylor lleuoviovo l-'raser ... Magilalena TuffU ... Mary Oliver Alma Hall Vera Martin Lotta I'cnn Silvia Miller (ilndys Urnv Marie Kvans 1,500 L-PJil . L13U . Lliri . 1000 . 10SO , 1071) , 10fl,- . 1047 . 1010 , loon . 1000 . looo . moo . 1000 . 1000 . looo POO 007 , 800 , 7.10 . 7?fl 750 , 7.10 '(50 750 lOASTKHN HRKSSM AK Kit Kxpert woik at castt-ru pricen Will work by day or hour. 1710 Mission street. I'l.tlSK l.i,i.v Ininmh.-.l tlun- i riioiii iipurttiient ; bath, elcctilc I'tghl. ! 1017 South Commercial. I'fAKKN l'l' Hi-owii work horse (Iwn i er apply to Kill llenuctl, Moruiiig ! side, phone L'5tl--W-J. 'HATS Anyone Hint, wants his bt-ii-di ; land cleared by big Angora gnats, ad dress II. K. at Journal office. I'.XI'liUIKNCKI) WOMAN will do wash ing, ironing, house clcatiiug, cooking, 1 or entertaining; 1 cents per hour, l'hono 2.1(11 ,1-1 I FllU SALH HY OW'NKIt 1.1 actes fine I In ii I ; fence. I uud clear; rock run. I. I iOirgnin if taken soon. .Phono LM, resl.letico phone 0-. l-'iill SALK An l all-wool grey kcr, sey overcoat, size ,'1N, mude to onb'r" and never worn. Price till. Phono l!0H. Poll Tit A I'M r'or miiiiII farm, hou;n and lot. in Dallas, Will pay part ea-li if in'cevsnry. Ilox (IMI, Dnllai-, (begun. KLKVKN Al'K KH highly eultivatod, well improved, 1 -j miles east Balem. I'lirlicnlurs, write or sec owner, lloitle 0, Lox IM. .tlll.LINKIIY Closing out my entire Hue of trimmed huts, velvet , plumeii, elc, ut a great reiluclion. "The .Maples," one block north Meyers' store. FlHI HUNT--That big white house ci.il of CniTichl s. hind on Marinii street, all newly built over. Five hedruumu, luiiilei't) conveniences, runge, uud some cutlM'ts included. Long or short leani. II. S. (Itle & Co. Tho following la 0 list of the firms whoso sales cheek" or receipt may be cm-hanged for votes at the Capital jour nal office: Stockton 'i The Toggery Salem lOleetrlc Co. Salem Cigar Factory Imperial Furniture 'Company. Saletn Lntiinlrv o, Wiley II. Alleil Co, The (Holm Theatre. The Itoval llal.ety (bread wrappers) A. I. Hevoe Shoo The Spa llauscr llres. Trover k Welgel, Photographer! Vokehntna Crockery & Tea Co. Vlek Urns, dirage' Sitleni Fish and Pottltrv Market Independent Meal Market ', M. Itoberls llroeery Polsul nn, I Shaw Oroccry C. M. Kppley Clroeery, Tho lllghlatid llroeery ltedilaway's Cash Unieery .1. I,. Unslck ft Son Oroeerv Dr. Mark Skiff Dental Office J. E. Ilockett, Piano Tuner Salem lee Co, P K II SO N A I, Will you write tnof Wanted iptiek, name and permant-nt ndilrcss (no general deliveries) of honorable, iimbiliouH mini who would tn irry attractive, refined, honorable rancher's wealthy widow of highest chaiaeter. Strictly eoiifideiitiul. Lurge haiidsoine photos ami full p-irliculnr" scut nny mini luti'rested enough tu ainwer at once enclosing piisluge. Ad dress Sincere, II. 4;i."t, Fnruiiugdale Sotiih liiikola. 1 Ijitdliig tho richness of the soil In I the vicinity of llcaverton tho Times I says; "Think of an acre of land pro ducing :i:ul worth of horseradish ami almost as large value In unions. That la Just what this lleaverdam laud around here Is doing." CANCER Positively tin painlessly removed In brief timo without the knife or money refunded. Address, Pr. II. It. Homier, Doj U3.1, North Yakima, Wn,, Dept. J, I,- Dainty Gray-Belle Lunches i Satisfying Special New Korean City Restaurant Bpanlsh Chicken, Hot Tamalea, Chin Con Came, Chop Rnny Noodle 4 HO J'rrry ft root'